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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-14
LOCAL pnEvIr1Es.
OF Minor Moment 10 and Abou.
the City. E5, eii3E

mAtters OF h1lnor Moment 10 anu ABOUT
.T7 the CITY. ,j5E
Win ducks are reported unusually
plentiful IN this neighborhooj.
Two deeds OF trust wore admitted 10
record by Recorder Hook yesterday.
AN infant child OF Daniel Woods, q
grocer doing buainees on Sixteenth street,
fell sgslnnt A crate yesterday and burned
Ito banda badly.
Ed FAVOR, Ct the Box Of Cash Com.
pany. resembles Edward Harrlvan not
only in looks, but In bis playing Of the
part Of "Dan 0'Hara." 'sts5>'3
TnE last will and tessamens OF Hermann
Renner, deceased, was admitted to pro.
ba.e III Recorder Hooks office yeaterday
and ordered 10 be recorded. GSGi'
Jous A. FlsugR, OF steubenville, has
brought suit against the Jetlerpon Iron
Works Of that city for $1,000, for iniuries
received while in their employ. n
THREE marriage licensea were issued 10y
Recorder Hook yesterday. With the 70.
turn oil cold weather tho matrimonial
market Ia beginning 10 boom again. 4
SAMUEL JkrsoS has qualified before
Recorder Hook as notary public in and
for Ohio county, giving bond In the sum
Of $3.50, with John Q. Pendleton as surety
EDITH SINCLAIR, who appears at the
Grand on Monday next. 10 said to be ooe
OF tho most beautiful dressera on the atage
Sho wears no lees than five elegant dresser
In this piece. NJ
JAMES ROUSE. arrested for indecency By
Officer Deku Wednesday, was the only
ono before Police Court yesterday morn
ing. lie got thirty days on the hill In de
fault Of payment Of q fine. 'gf q
THE people over the river were go keen
" disappointed at their failure To hea.
Gov. Foraker speak Tuesday night thai
they arc going to have him return before
the campaign is over, II that's at all poaal
BILE. &f
Hon. Benz. BurrERwoRru, tho well
known Couereeaman from Cincinnati. ane
Hon. D. A. HollinHsworth are announced
| TO address the voters OF MARITIME Ferry OF
Wednesday evening, October 20. This II
all probability will be q monster meeting
WEDNESDAY evening q number Of thu
friends Of Miss 6slie Rsinheimer sur
priaed her at her home In East Wheeling
the occssion being her birthday. The!
were accompanied by Green's orchestri
and passed. the time very agreoably dane
Ing.
AUGUST Rusr, who was arrested by tn
poles, charged with being one Of the tri
who raistd row In the "Garden" salool
last Monday night, two Of whom wer'
fined in Police Court Tuesday morning
was b,iore tho court yesterday morning
and after proving conclusively that th'
wrong man had been arrested, was honor
ably discharged. .5l.H
N. H. VASCLEAvEw was released from tn
county jail yesterday, bond in the sum
$500 for bis appearance at the next tern
Of tho Circuit Court having been fu,
nished by William Hastings, John Ball
and George NJ. Shook, Vancleavs
charged with having had handin secu!
ing from Lash, the jsweler, some good
under false pretenses. X!
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DIVORCE STATISTICS.
4 Government EMPLOY hero InvcstIrntinc
l.J,-, - tho Question. ,S.Egfg,2,t

a Government. Emp'o, Q hero Invos.IgntIuc
tho Question. N
Mr.. Thomas T. Hurdle, an expert in the
employ Of the Bureau OF Labor Of the In
terio, Department, Is in the city looking
up the record Of divorces granted in this
county eince tho year 1857. Mr.. Hurdle
has been engaged in aimilar work in the
other countiea Of this State for several
weekH past, Bc has done thirty counties
and expects to finish the State in about
two wccka. His work Is 10 form part OF a
report to BIO made to Congress at the COM
ing session. This Ioport-is made under
what is known Ga tho Edmunds bill, and
is designed 10 show to what extent the
condition Of the laboring classes Of this
country has led to divorces.
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: Dr. Samuel Thorn, Prudent Of NJ W o,
Medical College, Toledo, OIL 70 to the
bsdnide Of the German, feeling that can
get along With him In his language nearly
as well as with my own. When began
with Professor Haupt, five weeks ago, !
did not know the German alphabet. ~
| Mrs., II. C. Springer, Buffalo. ". Y.---s .IE
never studied German previous to taxing
your FIVE weeks course. I can now talk
with Gsrmsna On hour at a time without
using . word Of English. To me itls won
derful." :g,l h
Henry ~ French. d, AZ I, Superintendent frc
Of Schools Rulama,oo:-s"'No better method
exists. Tho learner knows and feels that
he Ia making progress, and turns his
knowledge to immediate use. Having
taken the Professors course. know that
he Performs all he promises. j" e 55 ,t!!
h Saturday, October Is, lectures and ex.
ercises demonstrating thst a practical
knowledge OF Garnsn can be ACQUIRED
during the Two weeks cousae which opens
next Monday f.ali S''sg55,I5
x The Saturday leetures, as well as the
COURSE oflesaona, will be given in McLain's
Hall at 5 end and at s r. NJ. The time Of
the lectures Is so arranged in order to
give everybody an opportunity to attend
one Of them. Everyone, whether be
desires to know tbs German language or
not, ia most cordially invited to tie above
free lectures, which La will greatly enjoy
because oil the novelty OF tho method
which makaa 1t possible to accomplish so
much in such an incredibly short time.
Z "A special invitation is extended to Ger.
mans and Germsn' teachers, who can then
intelliSently Judge, Of the merits OF this
method, snd will then commend this to
their English speaking friends ss the
golden opportunity for acquiring p,acti-
cal spssking, reading and writing .knowl-
edge aud use OF this more and more uaa.
full language. fg. a;6a "a q
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!. This Needs an Explanation,

The s!ou5envills Herald says: W. P.
Hays received a message from Ross J.
Alexander thls afternoon stating that the
grand jury which hse been in session in
Belmont county Tor the past ten days, had
made their return, but had ignored the in.
dic.ment against Dan SWeariDgen for the
killing OF George Buckingham. This will
be big su,pIise 10 the people, as they
supposed from the fact that the Justice
had committed him without bail that the
evidence against him wao very damaging.
SwearingeI Was overwhelmed with con
CALCULATIONS this afternoon at his escape,
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stctkon's ..uncfe Tom !"

Tomorrow afternoon and evening stet-
sons great double ."Uncle TOMS Cabin
company will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House. It ia not necessary
to speak Of tho play; it 10 probably the
most widely known Of the c!assfc dramas
OF Mr.. Steteon's Company the press aud
public speak in terms Of tho hishes;
praiee. It ia prcbsbly tho best company
on the stage, and has mora attractive spe.
cial features than sry other. q, ~ (, e
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Tho Uhestuut Detek;era.

Mitchell 4 Duuont's Specially Com.
pany, composed OF Wheeling young men,
gave its performance which hos been
much talked about, at the Grand laat
evening. The titat part wan enjoyable. Il.
J. Menkemiller'a song, "The Same Thing
Occurs Every Day" being especially good,
"Our Jack Returnu To-day" by Charles
WEIGH, was also good. In the olio Matt
Fl. McNabb, in his eccentric do You
Know ~ net, Frank DlnSsr in his female
representations, John Myles's clog dane.
ing aud Dave Whites Irish dialec. act,
were the meritorious features. HI ls5i,
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Tue best medical writors claim that the

Tue beat medical wYitors claim that the
succeasful temedy for nasal catarrh must
be non-irrltating, easy Of application, and
one that will by its own action, reach all
tho remote sores and liberated suziaces.
The history Of the efforts to treat catarrh
during the past few years obligeg no to
admit that only ono remedy has completely
met these conditions, and that is E!y's
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant rem
edy has mastered catarrh % nothing else
haa ever done, and both physicians and
patients freely concede this fact. The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
to it. lI-.t-. 5...;.L lL..l. rrnsaw :.
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Ar NIGHT alwayn have Acker'a Baby
Soother at hand. Itis the only cafe med,
iclne yet made that will remove all inlan,
tile disorders. 1t contains no Opium or
Morphine, but giyes the child natural ease
from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan
4 Co., Q. Z. GoetEe, @. Menkemiller, 3,
B, Burt and Bowie Bros, Z. 0 a
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The C.uxen.' Kuilroad Extension,

u" The CIllzenn' KNllr0ad ExtensI0n.
The Cit.zsnu' Railway Company has al
ready laid about square Of track on its
extension on the river bank from tho Nor
gan Terry northTard toward ito present
terminus. At It's present rate Of construc-
ton the extonsion.will BIS ready for the
cars in q week or 40. fg:r'g4 fl35i,f5
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s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
Even n Bigger Crowd Than on Wednosday
= 80 '5AfIr ~ Tie Eyeuta. ~ t7fY5.f 1

Even Bigger Crowd Than on Wednesday
- 4 The Events. Z
The crowd at stsubsnviI!e yesterday
was even larger: than the day before
Many OF thu people remained in town
over night, snd long trains well loaded
came ia all through the forenoon. I, The
decorations and exhibits were also in.
creased by yesterday morning. Taken
altogether the lair which closed last even.
ing was q brilliant and surprising SUCCESS.
There seemed to be mora Wheeling
people on the streets yesterday Than the
day before, notwithstanding the hegira to
Bsllaire. Il The. Patriarchs' Militant, OF
Toronto, came down with their bind, and
made g fine chow as they marched up
Market street. a !. : E1..5
The daylight Japanese FIRE works were
the novelty stll:30 r. MI They were ex-
hibited from tho top OF the Court Houss
and consisted Of ehells fred from q NOR
tar, which exploded in mid air, making
pictures Of doga, cats, girls, boys, Hage,
turtles and other deyicea. They ware q
q crest novelty, and highly amused the
crowd. During the exhibition spent rock.
ct struck Mrs. W. D. Fell, OF New Alexan.
andria, on tho head, inlicting severe
aeah wound, which was dressed by DR..
Mccoy. Eight large bombs and about
thirty email ones were fred. z. lsF 4
I Lsst night there was fine exhibition OF
fire works. II x SsF55, &. (
There were ueven brass bands in tho
town, and they insisted On playing. #; e.
Two sack races took place on the old
fair grounds, the first being won by David
Howard and the other by John Billa, with
James Ferguson second. The sack races
created C lsrgs amount OF fru. < 81 49, ,-55i +.
Two banda entered the contest for the
silver cornet and the German silver drum,
the Toronto and Wollaburg. Both bands
made excellent music and the committee
had some difficulty in awarding ths priza,
but lnally they decided to giys Toronto
the first and Wellehurg tho gecond prize.
The foot races on North Filth street.,
just before noon attracted large crowd.
Tho frat was q epecial race from Wash.
ington to North atreet and return for q
purse Of two dollars, and wes won by
George Jones, with Armstrong !; Mccoy
second and William Browning third.
There weya only two entries for tho rsgu.
lar race, Robert Bills and James Ferguson,
and Bills had a Walkover. ~ ;s.5l D
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= VT - 1Ss'D"' % tt 1sotufH. "a y . oU.
Saturday, October Is, the Baltimore L
Ohio will sell round trip tickets to Pitts.
burgh at the low rate of ST so, good re.
turning until Monday, October II, inclu.
alve. Trains leave at s 100 and s:lO A. n.
and 1:45 and FOOT. NJ. ia Il ,,,, %
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Indications.

WAsHlsaros, D. O., Oct. l4.-For West
Virginissn Western Pennsylvania, cooler
fair weather, Mortherly winde. 5ls
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:, The production OF tho i4vorItc cantata, "Quecn
Essher" at lafayette hall wednesday anu last
evening, surpassed all former productions. Every
parnciRaat from tho King and Queen to their
deserving OF credit, ProtJ ~ 8chotlsid has ID.
bored increasingly 10 make this production super.
!oi 70 anything ever produced by him, and Is
night and .o.iaoir0Y hight closes tho engagement
aud those who have failed 10 see tho cantala this
year could not spend more Profitable evening.
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-Four and lunch every morning from 0
10 IA. N at Aug. Knoke's saloon, 1925
EoE Street. 49,. 4 Z. L.Es.l 1900 r....s
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EvRRy morning from 0 to III, Aug.
knoke, the popular saloonist at $685. Eoif
atreet, will have spread iae lunch for his
patrons, together with eoup, B; &
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

Z WE are daily receiving New Ncyelties
Ia SuitinEs, pantaloonings and Over.
caatiags, which NC are prepared TO make
up In lrst.class style. nj reasonable
prices. q rs
A fall line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now in stuck. :-.zg.r's:.-- s z u
Our White Uulaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re-eniOrced front and back, at
SO cents, isltlo greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS s. SUNS,
1921 Il 1893 Market Street.
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Az reported by Christian schnepi, drug
glss, Opera House corner, yesterday: I'
7A.a. Az. l2.. 8P.M. 7P.n.
49, sl-s5 500 ~ SO s;Ei.l CO 80 CSC :
Meather-0lcar. 7Tlsst X .e&} 90 y
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n ArlNE drink, together with soup and
lunch, can alwsys behad at Aug. Knoke's
saloen, 1925 Eof street. 80 IN
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BELLAIRE..
Burned Child Dlos-Npw RAILROAD Bridges
10 Other Notes. Ri a, 4, :

T., .
Circus to-day = s.,
Mrs. Mary Jacobswill be buried to-day. So
THE Bslaire did good business yesterday.
Patsy Dougherty Is no better. Irs has, typhoid
M. VS.. .Mahood, OF Pittsburgh, is in tho city OF
M.;W: Q. Grafton, Of Cincinnati is here visiting
~: ); H IIl, f0rmerlyol this clts passed through
Miss Fate Perry Is visiting Miss Emma Jones' 0!
The little steamer Emma came UP yesterday
with lot OF produce. !. - $50
Mrs: kilgore and daughter, Mary were In the
city attending the FaIr. = II -
jacob berger YES In the city yesterday, John
Moiiatt, Of nhecltng, was also down. -. -
= The Bellatrc, Zinesville & Cincinnati Railroad
company Is building leu new bridges. - : -
Henry shallcross, J. N. Todd. Thos, Edwards
ana great many Wheeling people were here. :
Walter shipman's little son Homer, who was
M died last night and will be buried
Mr.. A. T. McKclyey, Republican candidate for
representative. and Albert Lawrence. his Demo-
tcrday. !lfSs '..Ss '-'1'oi' ' 90,
Mr. J. 6. Jennings has completed the enumera.
Won Ha. 81 INC children within tbs school age, aud
~ nd ne hq !; n ass The total population
DC voters gvesa voting population OF 2,2as. 4
:, Ihere vas bad smash up In the Baltimore &
ONO yard ab0utS O'Clock yesterday morning. Nm
slue no: ~: going out the road. was run into by
Cd ne S9 ~ %hsh smashed up boz car load
o. mo latter engine. The throttle OF engine No.
~ became disconnected and could not b. reycrs.
eo.lM9!ea was nc cause Q! the accident. 7;l1fa
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: = = NeE -FAuVCElIStIubEIFs = ~ = 7
DeIirable Room For Rent. Al
%aaLd d. Position By n D,cssmakcr.
For Remittance Desirable Rooms. ~.
Portrait Framcs-k. L.Eicoll. r7
New Crop NOV Orleans molasses-A,C c. Egerter.
Health Utiicer's Quarterly Report. '7s' - U.s.
Grand Opera Aoukc-Mks EDITH stuc.a!t-Head
OF Local. Its-a5C #f-zs= g. a. rzis
a. E. Burkhart & co-Foutth page.
Clotaipg-a. GuInan & Co-foutth page, 4.
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IVORY sTARcH, plain finish or high polish, harm.
less always ready and reliable, Grocers. y'cI5 Is
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A STREET WEDDING. !

atOneof the unique features, and the one
evidently which was regarded with the
deepest interest. wau the marriage on the
eireet In front Of NJ. sonneborn's establish.
nent 4 Of Mr.. John W. Jumps and Miss
Margaret Isabel Motfitt Both ( live OF
Bellaire, and are q very handsome couple.
Miss Motfittis q handsome brnnett,and was
elegantly attired. For an hour before the
ceremony the entire square was dersely
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Pittsburgh aad Return 81 80, Saturday, DC.
tobcr 10, by tho Panhandle Route.
On tho above date the Pittsburgh; Gin
cinnati 4 st. Louis Railway Company will
sell excnraion tickets to Pittsburg III at rate
of, 81 so for round Trip. as Cd J :. II, is,{..
Tickets good returning until Monday,
October II, incluoiye. Trains leave at IS
A, NJ, 1885 p. N. and 4:20 r. NJ, city time
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{. s. Coon 4 %. sell Dry Goods che,s,lp,levt,
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MARTINS FERRY,
Attempted Observation-Disclosures Esther
E't ~ Funeral Of Miss Gray. H53a

MA Funeral OF Miss Gray.
Mr.. Alonxo Hood, foreman OF tho Dover Iron Val.
Icy reporter, Is In tho city visiting iiiends. .rf
For the latest fall ard winter styles In good NJ.
ting Clothes 60 10 i. Ruh, merchant tailor, second
| btrect, =, ~ q Il IA = 81. 1Lf ilIs
lennte Watkins came homo yesterday from Co.
lumbts, where he has been working for tho past
three months. b slyT5lT 80 ! y : = :"
The city was unusually quiet yesterday, tbs peo.
pie either being III Bellaire or steubenyIe attend
Ing the fats. H., :. 10 = -, ~ : = '''"
Some persons daily practice with Gre arms with
Ia the standard addition. II Is al ANNOYANCE
which should DO STOPPED. 80 Ia 5T,sFf = ~
Tho remains OF Miss Beatrice Z, GRAY were
brought from Colorado yesterday tnorning, me
iuneraf will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Presbyterian Church. The caskct will not
be opened In the church. The friends OF the family
VIII % welcomed at the house between 1880 A. N.
aud i2:sdr,4. TGl'~1f1'S,'.,' : = =
On Sunday evening an attempt was made 10 rob
| The houses OF louis Frick and Mn BUNS in tho
standaru addition. The thieves were frightened
away. AZ Mrs Burns they succeeded III breaking
| inc shutters oil the Windows but were discovered
before they got IN the house, These attempted
! burglares have all been kept mum" BY the per.
cons IN inc houses Tor some unknown reasons. H.
A man FAMED Patterson, OF patle,son's milk
wagon, yesterday thought 10 do ssh he pleased while
oflnH AM walked Into "Hc01" EbbeTt's house,
on Fist street, and used obscene language where.
upon u :. Ebberts hit him hrlow the eye cutting
bad cash, and then Kicked him out into The street
mucn 70 the mAn's dispcasure, but he crayvlea oil
and said nothing, He was deserving OF all he re.
! ceivcd. -. ~, TN - 07-fi, I'-.'7H .
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"A Il KINDS of BOOK AND NOE
&. ~ f,EiSTlNa ncauy and promptly executed ),
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!, M. a. !: hckelrey, Republican candidate for
cratic opponent, were among the fair visitors YES
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Chlldren'S 1iadam, g. cents. s. % per dez.l
Eonps. 'sN1'a " inc sweetest Sunday echoo
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GOOD TO FINEST Il.
r1E u
. ~ pSf
LIFE
PreServerS''
~" g. ~

We show Tho largest and
erandest stock Of Mems and
Boys 0yer.garmeuts Ia
Wheeling. fIsE, n .r,1f
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Une VOICES, s. e. S senss or y 50 , pei b.
n new %e Ssnool song Books with largo collection
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand House.


0alce. Nos. 10 and ~ Foartssnt,, Greet.
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Some persony daily practice with Gre arms with
"a the standard addition. II Is an annoyance
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Cal, ctpeoal attention 10 thet' tuperb line O.
DRESS GOoDs consisting oil

Underwear Of every descrip-
ton for Ladies, Gents and Chill.
dren. Ladies Merino Under.
wear from 25 cents I'D. .
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We cover the entire ground
In variety, quality. price,
style; Our immense trade
proves this. Tigh
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wANrED,
. A MUSICAL FEAST

Is always before The readers OF Dis,on & Co.'s ad.
conInmaliv !, ana new verbs q great beauty are
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:Laat might there was an excellent FIRE
works show, with the exception OF that at
the Wheeling Reunion the best ever seen
In this vicinity n h Z! a
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e4s''Ao NA'-No SfsoA no u ooWer-Satl0uB
81 Local Notos. .,E&
Circuit Court has adjourned I'LL Saturday:
It Is snid that Henty snider visits MoundsyIlle
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ABOUT BREAKFAST.

In ordinary households the attention
is centered upon the dinner. The inter-
ests of the family bend towards the hour
of dining, the room is carefully arranged
for the meal and the table adorned with
the best dishes and linen. The mother
and daughter attire themselves afresh,
the cares of the day are laid aside, and
the returning members of the family
bring news and incidents that eniven the
conversation.
Breakfast is another matter, too often
cherries and unsocial, even in large fam
lilies. The table is never entirely occu-
pied, parents and children straggle Cor
would struggle" describe it better:)
into the dining-room and swallow some
tasteless remnants of food while n con-
versatlonal depression prevails.
The room ought to be bright and cheer
full, and if considerable amount of red
is used in the decorations this effect can
be obtained even if the light is not very
good. Interesting pictures and books
are necessary to give living atmosphere
to the room. Too many dining rooms
are merely storeroOms for a table, side
board and chairs. If the sunlight does
not reach the room during breakfast,
throw aside the curtains and draw the
shades to their full height. In the win
ter, when the mornings are dusky, light
the lamps or gas rather than sit in state
of semi-darkness.
The table linen should be fresh and the
arrangement of the food and dishes taste
full. If you cannot have cut flowers ev-
cry morning keep a Towering plant in
the center of the table. Best of all is a
window filled with green things, which
the eye rests gratefully on during meal
time.
\ warm drink is a necessity at break
fast. If coffee is not used for reasons of
health, broma, cocoa or other forms of
chocolate, tea, crust coffee or Cambria
tea should take its place. Oatmeal,
crushed wheat, hominy, graham, gluten
OF SOME preparation VI lIlc hlnu, sHoulu
be part of the breakfast, and if not like
ed in plain boiled form it may be fried
and eaten with maple syrup with more
relish
Hot biscuits are abomnable in the
morning, and a variety is not difficult to
have-oatmeal and graham gems, corn
cakes, mullins, soda or raised biscuit.
Where fresh eggs and fish can be obtained
meat is not needed for breakfast. Fruit
can be managed in most households,
either fresh or canned. Baked apples, if
prepared in "A delicate way and eaten
with cream, can be used for months with
relish.-Exchange.